Save Me from Myself: (PART 2)

“Save Me from Myself” by Rodney ‘Stone’ Jones is a candid, compelling memoir tracing one man’s journey through failure, accountability, and spiritual renewal. Written with clarity and restraint, the book offers an unfiltered look at a life shaped by difficult choices and the long road toward personal responsibility and faith. Jones recounts his experiences with ambition, broken relationships, incarceration, and betrayal not to excuse his past but to examine it honestly. Prison becomes a turning point rather than an endpoint, a place where discipline, reflection, and faith begin to take root. Through moments of loss and humility, including the death of his father and the collapse of his marriage, Jones confronts the cost of pride and the necessity of obedience. At the center of the narrative is a steady conviction that redemption is possible when control is surrendered and faith is practiced daily. Jones reflects on forgiveness, service, and the call to ministry with realism rather than idealism, acknowledging setbacks while remaining committed to growth. His work as a street preacher and mentor after his release reflects a life redirected toward purpose rather than self-interest. “Save Me from Myself” speaks to readers who have struggled with regret, faith, or starting over. It is a testimony grounded in accountability, perseverance, and the belief that transformation is available to anyone willing to confront themselves honestly. Read more